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We report: we caught a movement in the sky, something unfurling and twisting itself in and out of shape. To the naked eye, it is just quick enough to see it happen in real time. We know how these clouds go, but it does not take away from watching this one at its freest.
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GUYS there are two bones in the ear named malleus and incus, alternatively HAMMER AND ANVIL. AND the body of incus (anvil) is holding onto the head of malleus (hammer), something something maekar cuddling baelor's half open head into his chest/body something something.
I have. So many I’d like to send you but this one is first! Both were taken at the same time. That looks like a classic anvil shaped storm to me but is there a name for the sky shadows it cast?
Ooh, the colours here are so pretty!!
If there is any word for the shadow, I dont know it and couldn't find it. But, I can say it's casting the shadow not on the sky itself, but on a cirrostratus cloud!
The first image has cirrostratus, cumulonimbus incus mammatus - you can see some slight round shapes on the underneath of the anvil head - and cumulus fractus clouds.
The second image has cirrostratus clouds, which I'm very tempted to call fibratus radiatus, but it looks like shapes are only caused by shadow, so I'll hold off on that.
Great spotting!
Horse 🐴
THIS IS SO CUTE WHAT???
Thank you so much. 😭
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Unusual inner ear bone from a calf. Both sides looked like this. Shown next to a typical incus and malleus from a calf... I think the unusual one is the two bones fused.
Running 26 Linux distributions as containers. How much RAM do you think it will consume? The answer might surprise you, my friends. Just 1.2Gi RAM used on the freshly rebooted machine. Of course, this is a test lab running Ubuntu fully patched 22.04 LTS. But you get the gist. This stuff is born for enterprise workload. Here is how to set up a lab using shell script for fun and profit
-> Shell script to set up an LXD / Incus (Linux Containers) lab for testing purpose
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